comment by JFK - The Rebel Treble (U8919)
posted 4 seconds ago
national

i won the all universe.

beat a 6 armed karate alien with knife hands, easily.
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aye thro portals against shang tsung n goro

comment by rocknrollbhoy (U10410)
posted 6 minutes ago
Always irked me Deila never gave Scott Allan a proper run at it, I reckon he could have been a good Celtic player at that particular time.
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god man, see when you look back at that time.

mind tonev? state of that man.

Impossible job for Deila when you think about it, with no challenge in the league and a half empty ground some weeks he was really on a hiding to nothing

you couldnt even mawashi geri a midget
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Poor Gio.

i liked his ideas just not how they were implemented.

start off with "i don't like loans" then got smacked with 5 of them.

our squad at that time was terrible man, i remember being in the europa league that year and they shut the top stand, i ended up behind the goal in the phishing rain watching commons and stokes, was depresssing

He's since proved what he can do with better players, for example when he had James Sands he built a title winning side. Bing bong.

comment by rocknrollbhoy (U10410)
posted 29 minutes ago
Always irked me Deila never gave Scott Allan a proper run at it, I reckon he could have been a good Celtic player at that particular time.
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Mate, he was fckd. Type1 for starters. Then I posted on here I learnt that a 1st team player had a heart problem. I never knew or named at the time though the consensus guess was him or Rogic? Then he goes back to Hibs and it is 'discovered' - the same issue that wiped O'Donnell, Foe and Eriksen. I'm not saying anyone screwed Hibs over because he was a freebie but I am suspicious.

Noticed when he came on the other week he seems to be wearing a monitor on his left arm under his shirt? Could be early warning ticker or blood sugar?

12 clubs in 11 years. Loaned out more times than a pawn shop Rolex. Averaged 16 starts a year and average playing time 16minutes per game in all that time at relative scheite like Dundee, Rotherham, MK Dons, Portsmouth, Birmingham, ICT.

He was never making it with us. A couple of worldy passes a year is not enough. Shame for him but he's carved out some sort of career.

comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 8 minutes ago
He's since proved what he can do with better players, for example when he had James Sands he built a title winning side. Bing bong.
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That you clearing your throat for a ROAR?

Ronald Roar and Breidheid.

A strange time even in Scottish football.

comment by rocknrollbhoy (U10410)
posted 21 minutes ago
It really is a massive game on Sunday. Win that and we have a 2 week break in the league with the cup game in between. Also will be the last midweek/weekend game situation til one in the split so gives us a chance to properly refresh after a brutal schedule. IF we win on Sunday we'll be in a good position, especially as the GD looks decent just now, although firmly aware that can easily change with one game.

Going to be a hard test for us though and I'm not confident but that's based on previous with Livi.
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I think that will make a difference. Being able to get back out on the training field consistently will allow the manager time to get back working on things. 2 games a week doesn't really allow for much intense training

Fair doos Silver. He has done well though to make the dough he has. Im sure that 4 year Celtic deal will have set him up if he was smart with it. Remember he came on against Ajax for 20mins and was excellent. Clearly was never fit enough due to his health to play every week but no doubt he's a talent.

Call Sign defo mate. By the time that next league game comes around, County at home we should be firing on all cylinders. A pity there is an international break at a crucial period too and right before the Ibrox game. Will be fretting big time the links of McGregor make it through ok

comment by HB Fash (U21935)
posted 51 minutes ago
He's since proved what he can do with better players, for example when he had James Sands he built a title winning side. Bing bong.
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Better than our current incumbent then. Give him the job…

I sense a massive overreaction from the bears tbh, the league is tight as fook and will be til the end.

comment by rocknrollbhoy (U10410)
posted 16 minutes ago
I sense a massive overreaction from the bears tbh, the league is tight as fook and will be til the end.
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It's tight right now and our sense of annoyance is that outside of the OF where we got leathered there have been too many poor dropped points and it's a concern that they might continue.

It is an over reaction for sure but an under reaction is to say he's doing fine. Europe is nice but ultimately we're in a position of expecting titles again.

ultimately we're in a position of expecting titles again.
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‘Second album’ syndrome.

Beyond a joke now.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60605957

Goodwillie should take the council to the ECHR - he will win for sure.

And a classic story from my local school committed to film - g'aun yersel', Brandon!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-60081503

Obviously what he did was horrendous, but you have to wonder at our society, politicians etc getting involved. He was dealt with, within the current laws. Should he never be allowed to work again? I abhor what he did btw

WTF Silver. Stop doing that. My post was obviously about Goodwillie

comment by Why the pallaver (a little more optimistic) (U10168)
posted 2 minutes ago
Obviously what he did was horrendous, but you have to wonder at our society, politicians etc getting involved. He was dealt with, within the current laws. Should he never be allowed to work again? I abhor what he did btw
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Yes its a tough one to express yourself on. He deserves punishment and in my opinion shouldn't have been allowed back into football but he was. It feels a bit like the witch hunt he maybe deserved when the conviction was made. Also is it too soon to mention the Clyde women's team is likely a cash drain anyway for a club at that level?

comment by Miller - Bounce Game Champion (U9310)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Why the pallaver (a little more optimistic) (U10168)
posted 2 minutes ago
Obviously what he did was horrendous, but you have to wonder at our society, politicians etc getting involved. He was dealt with, within the current laws. Should he never be allowed to work again? I abhor what he did btw
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Yes its a tough one to express yourself on. He deserves punishment and in my opinion shouldn't have been allowed back into football but he was. It feels a bit like the witch hunt he maybe deserved when the conviction was made. Also is it too soon to mention the Clyde women's team is likely a cash drain anyway for a club at that level?
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Yeah but think of the hours iof entertainment they give their fan.

comment by PointyBirds (U21890)
posted 12 minutes ago
comment by Miller - Bounce Game Champion (U9310)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Why the pallaver (a little more optimistic) (U10168)
posted 2 minutes ago
Obviously what he did was horrendous, but you have to wonder at our society, politicians etc getting involved. He was dealt with, within the current laws. Should he never be allowed to work again? I abhor what he did btw
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Yes its a tough one to express yourself on. He deserves punishment and in my opinion shouldn't have been allowed back into football but he was. It feels a bit like the witch hunt he maybe deserved when the conviction was made. Also is it too soon to mention the Clyde women's team is likely a cash drain anyway for a club at that level?
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Yeah but think of the hours iof entertainment they give their kit man.
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comment by Miller - Bounce Game Champion (U9310)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Why the pallaver (a little more optimistic) (U10168)
posted 2 minutes ago
Obviously what he did was horrendous, but you have to wonder at our society, politicians etc getting involved. He was dealt with, within the current laws. Should he never be allowed to work again? I abhor what he did btw
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Yes its a tough one to express yourself on. He deserves punishment and in my opinion shouldn't have been allowed back into football but he was. It feels a bit like the witch hunt he maybe deserved when the conviction was made. Also is it too soon to mention the Clyde women's team is likely a cash drain anyway for a club at that level?
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The issue has been through our legal system

Whether he has been punished correctly is up for debate but thereafter pretty irrelevant

So what does he do now, he is a footballer that’s it

Since 2016 he has played at a level probably well below his capability

And at Clyde for 5 years without issue

So he becomes a burden on the tax payer for the rest of his days

Football is hardly the bastion of morality

He should go abroad and play

comment by The Duke (U10059)
posted 29 minutes ago
comment by Miller - Bounce Game Champion (U9310)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Why the pallaver (a little more optimistic) (U10168)
posted 2 minutes ago
Obviously what he did was horrendous, but you have to wonder at our society, politicians etc getting involved. He was dealt with, within the current laws. Should he never be allowed to work again? I abhor what he did btw
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Yes its a tough one to express yourself on. He deserves punishment and in my opinion shouldn't have been allowed back into football but he was. It feels a bit like the witch hunt he maybe deserved when the conviction was made. Also is it too soon to mention the Clyde women's team is likely a cash drain anyway for a club at that level?
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The issue has been through our legal system

Whether he has been punished correctly is up for debate but thereafter pretty irrelevant

So what does he do now, he is a footballer that’s it

Since 2016 he has played at a level probably well below his capability

And at Clyde for 5 years without issue

So he becomes a burden on the tax payer for the rest of his days

Football is hardly the bastion of morality

He should go abroad and play
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The situation with Raith made the papers here though